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Discord Echo Bot

Simple, it echos whatever you type from the terminal to Discord. This is for April Fools, and not to be used anywhere else. If you get a stern warning by Discord to stop, stop. Bot is highly botched, in case of error, kill it, relaunch.

Setting up

You'll need:

  • A bot token (which can be acquired here: https://discordapp.com/developers/applications/) by making a bot (Google t you don't know how to make a bot, those guides should also cover getting the token)
  • A text editor (notepad or nano)
  • The ability to follow instruction

You'll need to:

  1. Change the lock-on string if (message.content.startswith('Welcome home, EchoBot.')): This string, in this case "Welcome home, EchoBot." when typed into any channel will lock the bot to that channel.
  2. Change the token from client.run("Your token here") to the token you got from the bot
  3. Open cmd or your terminal of choice and install requirement.txt because EchoBot is on rewrite
  4. Run the bot, invite the bot to your server, type in the lock-on phrase and start sending from terminal

Just in case:

  • You can have multiple lock-on phrases by botching more or into the if. Ìf you need to relock, kill the bot and start it again, make sure to have multiple phrases so people won't notice.